Rotarykynä

Rotarykynä is a type of manually operated cutting tool that originates from Finland. It is traditionally used for making cuts in various types of wood, typically for woodworking and carpentry. The tool consists of a handle and a rotating blade, connected by a mechanical linkage.

The rotarykynä resembles a traditional knife but has a significant mechanical component. The handle manipulates the rotating blade, creating an inclined cutting plane. This design allows for relatively smooth and efficient cuts, especially when navigating complex shapes or joints.

Woodworking tasks often utilize rotarykynä for various methods, such as shaping and cutting wood blocks, panels and live branches. Although it can accomplish these tasks well and remains a preferred tool for many woodworkers due to its effectiveness.

Rotarykynä allow a great deal of trim and fine control over a cut, at avoiding the typically practically segmented sections in the handle the user cuts with varied manifestation all in a single operation.

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